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  • Sam Bauers
    Participant

    1.0-alpha now includes php-mailer from WordPress.

    I’ve added a plugin for 1.0-alpha to allow sending of email via an SMTP server. https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/smtp-mailer-for-bbpress/

    #67085
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Are you looking to make the content area at least as tall as the avatar, assuming the poster did not write a lot of text?

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/avatar-upload-plugin-and-css

    #67056
    chrishajer
    Participant

    With no theme editor, you need to edit the files locally then upload them, just like you uploaded the complete bbPress installation when you started. You need an FTP program or a file manager with your host (maybe there is one in the control panel.)

    Since you can’t edit the files with a theme editor, you will need to edit them on your computer then upload them.

    The files you want to look at are all located in /bb-templates/{theme name}/ – those files are where you will make your edits. If you can find that we can go from there.

    #67075
    danvollans
    Member

    My issue is resolved. There was an issue with the user tables not collaborating, so I put WPMU 2.6 and bbPress 1.0 Alpha in separate databases, and followed _ck_’s tutorial on install. I also used the plugin for loss of admin access. Everything now works beautifully. (so far! :) )

    WordPress:

    http://blog.danvollans.com/wpmu/

    bbPress:

    http://danvollans.com/bbpress/

    #67082
    marcoapaulo
    Member

    Thanks for the quick answer ;)

    And yes… with a large amount of text, works just fine…

    The forum can be found in here:

    http://www.redcarpe.coresp.com/interpol/forum/

    But its normal the signature dont appear? Because I thought: if the text isnt enough, the signature of the members could be the solution to this problem, since it adds more space to the post. But the signatures dont appear in every post, only in the first time the user reply in the thread… I use bbPress Signatures.

    #3848
    marcoapaulo
    Member

    Hi everyone

    So, I was modding the Kakumei theme for bbpress and everything was going just fine, but then, something I changed made this happen: ERROR IMAGE

    It was supposed to be like this: CORRECT

    The thing is… I wasnt changing nothing relative to the threads in the CSS, and that happened… or at least, I think I wasnt.

    Somethings I changed I’ve put them back like they were, but, somehow, nothing changed…

    Can someone help me?

    Thank you

    Edit:

    Oh, one more thing, the older posts in the threads didnt changed, just the new ones I’ve made…

    #67074
    danvollans
    Member

    The reason for the loop is that it’s trying to create repeat tables in the database, either new database or the wordpress database, whichever one you chose to use. I believe this is the cause for the loop, if you go into mysql, use:

    mysql -u <user> -p

    and then type your password

    type:

    use <databasename>

    then type show tables;

    and then type drop table <table name with prefix bb_>

    and drop each table that was a remnant of bbpress. This is the way to start a new install.

    #67073
    f3lix
    Member

    in my case I can successfully go through step 2, and the system tells me:

    “Your WordPress integration cookie and database settings have been successfully validated. They will be saved after the next step.

    …”

    After that I name the forum, choose my normal WP-Admin-User,etc.

    When I want to complete the next step it prompts me with: Installation Errors:

    “Forum could not be created!” and tells in the complete log:

    “Referrer is OK, beginning installation…

    >>> Setting up custom user table constants

    Step 1 – Creating database tables

    >>> Modifying database: <my_db> (<my_host>)

    >>>>>> Table: bb_forums

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_meta

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_posts

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_tagged

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_tags

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_terms

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_term_relationships

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_term_taxonomy

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_topics

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: bb_topicmeta

    >>>>>>>>> Creating table

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: wp_users

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: ID

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_login

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_pass

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_nicename

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_email

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_url

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_registered

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_status

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: display_name

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>> Table: wp_usermeta

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: umeta_id

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    >>>>>>>>> Changing column: user_id

    >>>>>>>>>>>> Done

    Step 2 – WordPress integration (optional)

    >>> WordPress address (URL): http://www.fl3x.org/blog/

    >>> Blog address (URL): http://www.fl3x.org/blog/

    >>> WordPress cookie keys set.

    >>> WordPress “auth” cookie salt set from input.

    >>> WordPress “logged in” cookie salt set from input.

    >>> Fetching missing WordPress cookie salts.

    >>>>>> WordPress “secure auth” cookie salt not set.

    >>> User database table prefix: wp_

    Step 3 – Site settings

    >>> Site name: fl3x Forum

    >>> Site address (URL): http://www.fl3x.org/blog/bbpress/

    >>> From email address: <my_email>

    >>> Key master role assigned to existing user

    >>>>>> Benutzername: <admin_user>

    >>>>>> E-Mail-Adresse: <my_email>

    >>>>>> Passwort: Your existing password

    >>> Beschreibung: Just another bbPress community

    >>> Forum could not be created!

    >>> Key master email sent

    There were some errors encountered during installation!”

    Thats all, and afterwards I won’t see a forum, I only get error messages on Firefox regarding a redirection loop.

    #67071
    danvollans
    Member

    The actual error I receive that brings me to this loop is:

    The key master could not be created. You may need to replace bbPress with a fresh copy and start again.

    The error log shows:

    >>> Key master could not be created!

    >>>>>> Halting installation!

    After this, anything or anywhere I go, UNTIL I completely delete the bbpress database and the bbpress directory. Then I can re-install, but I get the same error with the same loop.

    #67070
    danvollans
    Member

    Yeah, I have been looking for something similar. My error occurred actually in a different spot now that I remember. The issue that I was running into was when I created the KeyMaster user, I named it admin, foolishly. This came with an error saying that the user is already in my wordpress database so it could not create user “admin”. That is where the loop began. I have since cleared my cache, search history, and everything that you can clear in firefox including cookies.

    I also tried this in Safari so it is most definitely not a browser related issue, or an issue with the actual bbPress, since this isn’t very common. It then must be a database issue, so I’ll continue to look into it.

    Thanks for the ideas. :D

    #67068
    danvollans
    Member

    **edit**

    I am using the latest WordPressMU with the Alpha release of bbPress.

    **end-edit**

    I am actually receiving this same error. I tried installing initially and completed the install until the final step where I needed to create a forum. I tried to make a Hello World forum and I got an error saying that the installation failed. I couldn’t go back a step or anything .

    I just gave up on that install since it was fairly quick anyways, and removed the bbpress directory. I then re-downloaded the install file, unzipped it into my root directory and re-attempted the install. Now, whenever I try and re-install by going to the url that contains the bbpress install http://danvollans.com/bbpress I get a redirection error after the first step where I input my database information. I have since not been able to get past this step. Any help on this would be greatly appreciated, especially since now I believe I’m not the first to receive this type of error.

    Thank you very much!

    #67067
    chrishajer
    Participant
    #67065
    f3lix
    Member

    the url of the forum:

    http://www.fl3x.org/blog/bbpress/

    the url of the blog:

    http://www.fl3x.org/blog/

    #3846
    f3lix
    Member

    Hello everybody,

    I tried to install bbpress on my webspace, but ran into a few problems and seem to struggle getting it running.

    First of all: I’m using the alpha 1.0, because i want to integrate it into WP 2.61 installation. The directories are structured like this:

    root

    root/blog (my WP installation)

    root/blog/bbpress (desired bbpress installation)

    I have downloaded the files yesterday, have modified my bb-config.php (double checked the keys, so they match my WP-keys, even tried out with keys that contain no special characters). After uploading i went through the installation process (where i had to reenter the keys) and filled the two cookie salts, which I found in my WP-Installation.

    Everything went well, up to the point, where the log is printed out, which states: “Forum cannot be created.” (Any other .log entries point out no problem)

    If I now try to load the page, I get a redirecting loop (hope it’s a good translation).

    I even tried to clear all database tables, and installed again, but the same problem occurs.

    I hope that someone maybe has a hint, what I am doing wrong.

    Thanks

    Felix

    #67060
    chrishajer
    Participant

    To use WordPress functions inside bbPress, you need to do this:

    https://bbpress.org/documentation/integration-with-wordpress/#functions (the Functions section at the bottom of that page). Be sure that include line is at the top of bb-config.php: right after the <?php is a good place for it.

    That will allow you to use WordPress functions in a bbPress page (like <?php get_sidebar(); ?>)

    Then, you need to include that function call in a bbPress template file (or files) where you want it to appear. You are responsible for making sure there’s room in the template for your sidebar.

    #67002
    _ck_
    Participant

    Hidden Forums could be modified to require a password but it’s not something I’ll be doing anytime soon myself. Others are welcome to hack it of course.

    #67001
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Well – you can have specific forums restricted to certain users right now with a plugin. It’s easier than using .htaccess.

    https://bbpress.org/plugins/topic/hidden-forums/

    That’s not what you asked initially though.

    require a password before someone can register and see the forum

    Both are possible, the first request just doesn’t make any sense unless there will be a company wide memo with the username and password on it. If it’s truly for internal use only, just put it on an intranet rather than the Internet, or use .htaccess to restrict by IP address rather than passwords. If you have a fixed range of IP addresses, you could allow only those to access the bbPress forum.

    You can do both.

    #67000
    RossB
    Member

    Yeah – good point. They’re now talking about having a section of the forum password-protected. Think I’ll just tell them it can’t be done. Thing is, I have seen password-protected sections on vBulletin forums. Maybe an idea for a future bbPress plug-in?

    #67054
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Adding a link back to you blog home page was discussed here recently:

    https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/how-to-add-custom-nav-bar-to-theme

    For editing your theme, it’s not like WordPress. You can’t edit the stylesheet online. You would need to edit it locally then upload the changes.

    #66922

    In reply to: Redirecting Login

    bushtool
    Member

    yea, I have same problem as jbbrwcky. If I log in to bbpress, then no longer can I access admin of wordpress. If I logout of bbpress, then I can log into wordpress.

    #66844

    I do have php myadmin, and I will try this and let you know! Thank You!

    #66999
    chrishajer
    Participant

    It’s not difficult on a Linux server. It looks more complicated than it is.

    I am wondering how you are going to get the authorized user the password to the forum area, so they can create their accounts?

    zappoman
    Member

    This may be related to this bug…

    https://trac.bbpress.org/ticket/934

    Basically if you have any template functions that depend on bb_get_forums_hierarchical() then you can’t have more than one of them on a page… so for example, any pages that show the hierarchical forums list and then also show bb_new_topic_forum_dropdown() will fail.

    Diff to fix included in the ticket.

    #66998
    RossB
    Member

    erkk – sounds complicated! Thanks for your response, anyway, Chris. Always appreciative.

    #66057
    chrishajer
    Participant

    Good point. If I could clarify the instructions, I would. We’ll leave the information here 1) for others to see and 2) so the chiefs can see the difficulty some are having and clarify the instructions for all.

    Thanks.

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